Romcom TV shows like Materialists are the best manner in which fans of the movie can continue to experience the beauty and chaos of love on their TV screens at home.

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Dakota Johnson's character in "Materialists" is looking for a man in finance. Is that what modern dating is all about?

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As we mourn the iconic relationship between Dakota Johnson and Chris Martin ending, it seems both of them are keeping busy.

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